Blue woven overshot pillow (top right) and green and blue rugs, dyed with (non-toxic) Greener Shades. Natural grey (foreground) is wrapped around hemp cord to produce heavy, knobbly, yarn.

Steve Trapp models his "Poor Boy Cap" entered in a local challenge sponsored by the Kingston Handloom, Weavers, and Spinners guild for projects created from Eastern Ontario fibre and dyes. Weaving (below) shows the lustrous sheen of natural grey and white (Pictured below)

Warm, snug vest knit with love and made from natural grey that can be purchased though Our Store page. Click on photo,

Coq au vin a la Lincoln created by Dorothy Young of Kingston Handloom, Weavers, and Spinners. This beautiful chicken sculpture was made from hand-dyed and needle-felted wool.

Chris Hall of Cake Tin Hats felted wool to create a stunning chapeau. Click photo to reach her blog.

Snug and fashionable sock knitted with hand-painted wool coloured with non-toxic Greener Shades dyes to warm up the coldest toes in a Canadian January.

Poncho designed and woven by Dorothy Young of the Kingston Handloom, Weavers, and Spinners guild. Close-up (below) shows weaving pattern